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What Our Clients Say
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The experience is amazing. She is very gentle on my sensitive skin. She did the hydrafa...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Dermaplane Add-On.
Yes — when performed by our licensed estheticians, dermaplaning is safe for most skin types and tones. We assess sensitivity, acne, and medications during consultation to ensure suitability, and may recommend alternatives for active breakouts or skin conditions.
The add-on typically takes 10–20 minutes depending on skin condition and your facial type. We perform it after cleansing and before masks or serums, integrating smoothly into your appointment for minimal extra time.
No — hair regrowth remains the same thickness and texture. Dermaplaning removes the fine vellus hairs but does not alter hair follicles. Any regrowth appears soft and gradual; scheduling maintenance every 3–6 weeks keeps skin smooth.
Yes — dermaplaning complements many facials, peels, and targeted treatments by improving product penetration. Your esthetician will recommend the best sequence and any necessary wait times, especially when combining with strong chemical exfoliants or resurfacing procedures.
You may notice immediate smoothness and brightness, with minimal redness that typically fades within 24–48 hours. Avoid heavy exfoliation, direct sun, and retinoids for a few days. Use gentle skincare and sunscreen to protect newly revealed skin.
Yes — active acne with open lesions, rosacea flare-ups, cold sores, or recent chemical peels may make dermaplaning unsuitable. Inform us of medications like Accutane, and we’ll perform a consultation to determine safety or suggest alternative options.